Self-realization: analysis of a primary literary theme
"The past and the current historical conditions, and in utopian visions The study of self-realization as a primary literary theme covers a wide range of literature. The journey to self-discovery can be represented in many different forms, from novels of development to social criticism and to hi...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "The past and the current historical conditions, and in utopian visions The study of self-realization as a primary literary theme covers a wide range of literature. The journey to self-discovery can be represented in many different forms, from novels of development to social criticism and to historical plays. It can provide the core of a basic literary form, such as a fairytale and the decision on crossroads of life. The self as a primary literary element can be identified as an axis of symmetry, similar to a central section of a wheel, which connects to all related themes. The description of space, setting, time, historical moment and heritage shape all documentation of self-orientation. Thematic developments highlight specific appropriate locations for the unfolding story. By comparing works from different periods and examining manifestations of the theme in American, French, English, and German literature the study traces the theme in the coming-of-age constellation, the acceptance and the criticism of existing social conditions, the attempts to comprehend of the future. While literature has provided singular and unforgettable portraits of figures in works ranging from Bellow, Dickens, Fontane, Goethe, Moliere, Schiller, Grass and Raabe to Tolstoy or Trollope, it is equally apparent that primary forms of self-realization show a high correlation of recurring patterns. Some features associated with primary thematic emphasis and resolution occur with high frequency. Figures can be conceived of as being capable of intellectual and spiritual growth. Alternately, in a moment of insight, they may persevere in their errors in judgment, the frailty of institutions, or a web of circumstances that impeded their optimum development. In such instances, the action is usually designed to convey a vision of human potential to the reader -- and furthermore, raise serious questions about the apparent predetermination of existence"-- |
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| adam_text | Table of Contents Chapter One: Introduction 1 Chapter Two: Figures at Cross-Roads 9 Chapter Three: Self-Realization: Coming-of-Age. Search for Orientation. Experience of Reality. Journey 23 Chapter Four: Integration: Controlling Destiny by Accepting Existing Social Conditions Chapter Five: Isolation: The Shattered Self Chapter Six: Criticism of Society 45 87 111 Chapter Seven: Figures Probing the Current Historical Situation: Understanding the Past. Blindness and Self-Insight 129 Chapter Eight: Self-Realization and Vision of the Future 147 Chapter Nine: Conclusion: Self As Axis 161 Bibliography 179 Author Index Index of Examined Works 185 191
The study of self-realization as a primary literary theme covers a wide range of literature. The journey to self-discovery can be represented in many dif ferent forms, from novels of development to social criticism and to historical plays. It can provide the core of a basic literary form, such as a fairytale and the decision on crossroads of life. The self as a primary literary element can be identified as an axis of symmetry, similar to a central section of a wheel, which connects to all related themes. The description of space, setting, time, historical moment, and heritage shape all documentation of self-orientation. Thematic developments highlight specific appropriate locations for the un folding story. By comparing works from different periods and examining manifestations of the theme in American, French, English, and German lit erature, this study traces the theme of self-realization in the coming-of-age constellation, the acceptance and the criticism of existing social conditions, the attempts to comprehend the past and the current historical conditions, and in utopian visions of the future. While literature has provided singular and unforgettable portraits of figures in works ranging from Bellow, Dickens, Fontane, Goethe, Moliere, Schiller, Grass, and Raabe to Tolstoy or Trollope, it is equally apparent that primary forms of self-realization show a high correlation of recurring patterns. Some features associated with primary thematic emphasis and resolution occur with high frequency. Figures can be conceived of as being capable of intel lectual and spiritual
growth. Alternately, in a moment of insight, they may persevere in their errors in judgment, the frailty of institutions, or a web of circumstances that impeded their optimal development. In such instances, the action is usually designed to convey a vision of human potential to the reader — and furthermore, raise serious questions about the apparent prede termination of existence.
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Table of Contents Chapter One: Introduction 1 Chapter Two: Figures at Cross-Roads 9 Chapter Three: Self-Realization: Coming-of-Age. Search for Orientation. Experience of Reality. Journey 23 Chapter Four: Integration: Controlling Destiny by Accepting Existing Social Conditions Chapter Five: Isolation: The Shattered Self Chapter Six: Criticism of Society 45 87 111 Chapter Seven: Figures Probing the Current Historical Situation: Understanding the Past. Blindness and Self-Insight 129 Chapter Eight: Self-Realization and Vision of the Future 147 Chapter Nine: Conclusion: Self As Axis 161 Bibliography 179 Author Index Index of Examined Works 185 191
The study of self-realization as a primary literary theme covers a wide range of literature. The journey to self-discovery can be represented in many dif ferent forms, from novels of development to social criticism and to historical plays. It can provide the core of a basic literary form, such as a fairytale and the decision on crossroads of life. The self as a primary literary element can be identified as an axis of symmetry, similar to a central section of a wheel, which connects to all related themes. The description of space, setting, time, historical moment, and heritage shape all documentation of self-orientation. Thematic developments highlight specific appropriate locations for the un folding story. By comparing works from different periods and examining manifestations of the theme in American, French, English, and German lit erature, this study traces the theme of self-realization in the coming-of-age constellation, the acceptance and the criticism of existing social conditions, the attempts to comprehend the past and the current historical conditions, and in utopian visions of the future. While literature has provided singular and unforgettable portraits of figures in works ranging from Bellow, Dickens, Fontane, Goethe, Moliere, Schiller, Grass, and Raabe to Tolstoy or Trollope, it is equally apparent that primary forms of self-realization show a high correlation of recurring patterns. Some features associated with primary thematic emphasis and resolution occur with high frequency. Figures can be conceived of as being capable of intel lectual and spiritual
growth. Alternately, in a moment of insight, they may persevere in their errors in judgment, the frailty of institutions, or a web of circumstances that impeded their optimal development. In such instances, the action is usually designed to convey a vision of human potential to the reader — and furthermore, raise serious questions about the apparent prede termination of existence. |
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